rect0962© Macmillan LearningQuestion 16 of 16>Given the kinetics data for each enzyme in the presence and absence of its inhibitor, determine the type of inhibition.EnzymeF1@2WSDEXF2# 3#EDF3$4RFVFA%5CompetitivesTGinhibitor Ainhibitor EBHOL6YH&7Ncarbonic anhydraseF6UJchymotrypsin8+ inhibitor AApenicillinase+ inhibitor BF7carboxypeptisase A+ inhibitor ClysozymeKDELL+ inhibitor D+ inhibitor E9F8O)ONoncompetitiveKM (MM)8,00012,0005,0005,0005030inhibitor Binhibitor CAnswer BankP;W:6153?F10F11}1V₁₁max(mmol/s)600,000600,000100752,0001,5000.50.51.000800F12BackspaceEnterShiftUncompetitiveinhibitor DInsertPrintScreenㅅㄹ中DeleteHomeScrollLockEnd8:27 PM10/15/2023+PgUpPauseBreakPgDn2NumLock7Home4

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iven the kinetics data for each enzyme in the presence and absence of its inhibitor, determine the type of inhibition. Enzyme KM (MM) 8,000 12,000 5,000 5,000 50 30 6 15 3 3 carbonic anhydrase + inhibitor A chymotrypsin + inhibitor B penicillinase inhibitor C lysozyme + inhibitor D carboxypeptisase A + inhibitor E Vmax (mmol/s) 600,000 600,000 100 75 2,000 1,500 0.5 0.5 1,000 800

iven the kinetics data for each enzyme in the presence and absence of its inhibitor, determine the type of inhibition. Enzyme KM (MM) 8,000 12,000 5,000 5,000 50 30 6 15 3 3 carbonic anhydrase + inhibitor A chymotrypsin + inhibitor B penicillinase inhibitor C lysozyme + inhibitor D carboxypeptisase A + inhibitor E Vmax (mmol/s) 600,000 600,000 100 75 2,000 1,500 0.5 0.5 1,000 800

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